Jim Zemlin, the executive director of the Linux Foundation, talked with O'Reilly News at OSCON, the O'Reilly open source convention. He demystifies the role that the Linux Foundation plays in helping to promote Linux use, provide legal defense, and broker cooperative work between Linux related projects.
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They mention Ubuntu having to follow the Apple standards in ease of use and beauty of the user interface. Mark Shuttleworth (the "boss" of Ubuntu) acknowledged that in several interviews, so Ubuntu "is aware" of what it should be heading to, there are scheduled UI changes for the Ubuntu from the upcoming October version, I hope they won't be canceled again like it happened in the past. Unlike other distros, Ubuntu has canceled several times any major UI changes people have been asking for, hope the October version will meet our expectations.